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Quiz Me! Practice quizzes on your notes

Tell Sparky what your test covers, or add your notes. Quiz Me! asks one question at a time, gives you a hint when you miss one, and asks more about the parts you don't know yet.

A student attaches cellular respiration notes and asks Quiz Me! to quiz them, and Sparky asks the first question right away: where in the cell does glycolysis happen?

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How Quiz Me works

  1. Tell Sparky what you're studying

    Add your notes, a study guide or a photo of a textbook page, or type the topic, like "the causes of World War I". With only a topic, Sparky may ask your grade or what the test covers first.

  2. Answer one question at a time

    Sparky asks one question and waits for your answer. Some are multiple choice or true or false. Others ask you to explain an idea in your own words.

  3. Get a hint, then try again

    When you miss one, Sparky gives a hint or a simpler question and lets you try again. Later questions come back to the ideas you missed.

What Quiz Me can quiz you on

  • Your notes and slides

    Attach a PDF, a Word file or slides, or import them from Google Drive or OneDrive. The questions come from what you add.

  • A photo of the page

    Take a photo of your notes, a worksheet or a textbook page. Sparky reads the text in the photo and quizzes you on it.

  • Any kind of question

    Multiple choice, true or false, short answer, or explaining an idea back. Ask for one kind only, like "only multiple choice, like my test".

  • Math and science

    Sparky checks math with a calculator and writes equations properly, so you can practice solving problems as well as recalling facts.

  • Out loud

    Press the microphone to speak your answer, and press Listen under Sparky's question to hear it read aloud.

  • A practice test to print

    Ask Sparky to put the questions in a document you can print, or save to Google Docs or Word.

Ways students use it

  • Before a unit test

    Add the unit's notes or study guide. Sparky covers each topic, then spends longer on the ones you miss.

  • Vocabulary

    Paste your word list for Spanish, French, biology or the SAT. Sparky asks one word at a time and comes back to the ones you miss.

  • AP exam review

    Name the course and the unit. Sparky asks questions in the style of the exam and explains the reasoning after you answer.

  • A chapter you just read

    Attach the chapter or name the book. Sparky checks that you followed what happened and why it matters.

Data privacy

Your work stays private

What happens to the notes you upload and what you write in Flint.

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  • Not used to train AI

    Student data in Flint is never used to train AI models.

  • Not shared

    Flint does not share student data, or any other user data, with third parties.

  • Kept separate

    Each school's data is kept apart from every other school's, and the AI providers Flint runs on can't reach it.

  • Signed agreements, on request

    Flint signs a data processing agreement with any school that needs one, written to US state law and EU GDPR.

What teachers say about Flint

  • "Using Flint for review for the end-of-unit test was optional, but all but two students chose to use it. Their performance on the test was noticeably higher than in previous years, so what I did with Flint definitely had an impact."

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    Lara Cross

    Physics and Astronomy Teacher at The Kinkaid School

  • “For students that struggled, Flint gently put them back on track. I could do that myself, but not at 9pm when students are reviewing for a quiz. Flint’s AI runs personalized review sessions for me, and I can follow up with a kid if they’re stuck.”

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    William Heyler

    History teacher at 'Iolani

  • "Flint empowers my quicker students to design their own next steps, while others receive tailored AI support. They learn more effectively through AI role-plays, such as simulating CEO decisions, and by tackling exam questions with instant feedback."

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    Albert Schram

    Business and Economics Teacher at Nexus International School

Frequently asked questions

Is Quiz Me free?

Yes, Quiz Me is free for students. Sign in at app.flintk12.com with your school Google or Microsoft account, or with your school email.

Can it quiz me on my own notes?

Yes. Attach a PDF, a Word file, slides or a link, take a photo of your notes, or import a file from Google Drive or OneDrive. Sparky writes the questions from what you add, so they use your class's words and examples.

Does it just tell me the answer?

No. Sparky waits for your answer first. When you miss one, it gives you a hint or a simpler question and lets you try again.

Can I get a practice test I can print?

Yes. Ask Sparky to put the questions in a document. You can print it, save it to Google Drive as a Google Doc, or download it as a Word file. For a PDF, press Print and choose Save as PDF.

How is it different from flashcards?

A flashcard shows you the answer and you judge yourself. Quiz Me reads your answer and replies to it, with a hint when you miss. If you'd rather flip cards, ask Sparky for flashcards in the same chat. To compare study apps, see Quizlet alternatives compared.

Can teachers use Quiz Me?

Teachers can open it to see what students see. To make a quiz for a class, with an answer key to print, use the AI quiz generator.

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